DU Correspondent :
Dhaka University (DU) students who are appearing in masters examination will have to leave their dormitories within 15 days of completion of their exams.
The decision was taken at a meeting of provost committee on Wednesday night, presided over by DU Vice-Chancellor Prof Md Akhtaruzzaman held at his resident, according to a press release.
At present, post-graduate students can stay at their respective residential halls till the announcement of their master’s result, usually three to four months after completion of the exam.
At the meeting, the provost committee decided that hall seats will be allocated on merit basis to students getting admission in the first year and no one will be allowed to stay in the halls without permission from the authority.
A committee with experts from DU and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) has been formed to assess the feasibility of putting up bunk beds in rooms with multiple students, read the press release.
Students and associated personnel were requested to inform the provosts of the halls and the university proctor about the presence of any goons and drug users, dealers and addicts on campus or in the residential halls, it added.
The committee also said, the opening hours of the central library and departmental seminar libraries will be extended if needed beyond 9:00pm for studying.
The meeting also condemned the killing of Abrar Fahad and demanded exemplary punishment of the killers.
Dhaka University (DU) students who are appearing in masters examination will have to leave their dormitories within 15 days of completion of their exams.
The decision was taken at a meeting of provost committee on Wednesday night, presided over by DU Vice-Chancellor Prof Md Akhtaruzzaman held at his resident, according to a press release.
At present, post-graduate students can stay at their respective residential halls till the announcement of their master’s result, usually three to four months after completion of the exam.
At the meeting, the provost committee decided that hall seats will be allocated on merit basis to students getting admission in the first year and no one will be allowed to stay in the halls without permission from the authority.
A committee with experts from DU and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) has been formed to assess the feasibility of putting up bunk beds in rooms with multiple students, read the press release.
Students and associated personnel were requested to inform the provosts of the halls and the university proctor about the presence of any goons and drug users, dealers and addicts on campus or in the residential halls, it added.
The committee also said, the opening hours of the central library and departmental seminar libraries will be extended if needed beyond 9:00pm for studying.
The meeting also condemned the killing of Abrar Fahad and demanded exemplary punishment of the killers.
